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The IUCN created shock waves with its major assessment of the world's biodiversity in 2004, which calculated that the rate of extinction had reached 100-1,000 thatsuggestedggested by the fossil records before humans.

Our work utilised previous research from the New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, which calculated that a 15% reduction in re-imprisonment in that state had the potential to save $46m.

The claim that EU regulations cost British businesses £600m a week comes from the thinktank Open Europe, which calculated that the 100 most expensive EU rules cost UK companies and the public sector £33.3bn a year.

But anyway that's water under the bridge.' He points out a recent article in the Financial Times, which calculated that, in the end, the Forte assets had all been sold for less than Granada paid for them.

The controversy over Bergdahl's release is turning into a major headache for the Obama administration, which calculated that relief and jubilation over the return of the only US prisoner of war would outweigh questions over the prisoner swap.

A dramatic estimate of the decline during the holiday season was made by SpendingPulse, part of the MasterCard credit group, which calculated that luxury-goods spending between November 1st and December 24th 2008 was down 34% year-on-year.

The issue is highlighted by the Northern Housing Consortium which calculates that a north-south transfer of such funds could be as high as £101 million over the next three years.

"The magnitude of the danger air pollution poses is enormous," said Anthony Lake, executive director of UN children's agency, Unicef, which calculates that 300 million children now live in areas with highly toxic levels of outdoor air pollution.

"The number of inquiries this year is up by 40%," said Caroline Norbury, chief executive of Creative England, which calculates that this year production companies spent almost £100m in local economies outside London.

His campaign is disproportionately financed by lawyers and people associated with them, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, which calculates that about half of the $15 million he has raised comes from lawyers.

Comic Relief supports a charity called Target Tuberculosis, which calculates that smoking may be responsible for more than 20 per cent of TB cases worldwide.